The Conference affirms that observance of the existing moratorium on nuclear testing should not substitute for a comprehensive ban on nuclear weapon testing.

Nigeria believes, however, that observance of the existing moratorium on nuclear testing should not substitute for a comprehensive ban on nuclear weapon testing.

Nigeria supports the total elimination of nuclear testing.

The ban on nuclear testing was another fundamental component.

He had indicated that the French nuclear testing would continue.

Cuba is firmly opposed to nuclear testing through explosions or any other means.

The moratoriums on nuclear testing must be maintained until CTBT entered into force.

In the meantime, he called on all States to respect the moratorium on nuclear testing and on those States that had not yet done so to follow France's example and close their nuclear testing sites.

With 171 signatories and 112 ratifications, the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) was a powerful international norm against nuclear testing.

Those actions seriously call into question that State's commitment to the moratorium on nuclear testing.

The Palau Constitution prohibits the use, testing, storage or disposal of nuclear, chemical, gas and biological weapons.

It was encouraged by the decision by India and Pakistan to impose a moratorium on further nuclear testing.

It is important that all the Central Asian countries decided to sign the Treaty in Semipalatinsk the former nuclear testing site where the former Soviet nuclear programme was realized.

Since its adoption, nuclear testing has virtually stopped, and all 182 signatory states have abstained from testing nuclear explosives. The three countries that have failed to ratify the CTBT and have tested such devices India, Pakistan, and North Korea have faced universal condemnation from the UN Security Council, and UN sanctions.

States parties to the NPT should ratify it, in the meantime observing the moratorium on nuclear weapon testing of any kind.

Bangladesh welcomed the resumption of dialogue between those two countries and their decision to impose a moratorium on further nuclear testing.

We note the declared moratoria by India and Pakistan on nuclear testing and their willingness to participate in the negotiation of a Treaty banning the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices.

The Non Aligned Movement States parties to the Treaty recall that the 2000 Review Conference noted that India and Pakistan have declared moratoriums on further testing and have expressed their willingness to enter into legal commitments not to conduct any further nuclear testing by signing and ratifying the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.

He expressed satisfaction at the continued observance of a moratorium on nuclear testing and called for the entry into force of the CTBT.

Pending its entry into force, existing moratoriums on nuclear testing must be maintained as should support for the development of its international monitoring system.

If there are nuclear weapon States that still harbour desires to keep the nuclear testing door open, let them be aware that others may exploit that opening if it is not firmly and decisively closed.

All States should affirm their commitment to a moratorium on testing and to the early entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.

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18.1 Non discriminatory general obligations, applicable to States and non State actors, prohibiting the acquisition, development, testing, production, stockpiling, transfer, use and threat of use of nuclear weapons

The Conference stresses, however, that such moratoriums cannot serve as a substitute for ratification and that only the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty offers the global community the prospect of a permanent and legally binding commitment to end nuclear testing.

Elimination of the testing of nuclear weapons remained a critical element in the overall process of nuclear disarmament and non proliferation. To that end, a renewed commitment was needed to promote the entry into force and the implementation of the CTBT.

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Improving detection and treatment (active testing policy) through low threshold testing and treatment facilities, and by increasing awareness of the active testing policy among professional groups.

The African Group had advocated multilateral negotiations on a convention prohibiting the development, testing, deployment, stockpiling, transfer, threat or use of nuclear weapons and calling for their total elimination.

The global nature of environmental disasters involving the Aral Sea and the former Semipalatinsk nuclear testing facility demanded a radically new approach on the part of the donor community.

Desiring to achieve the objective of a legally binding prohibition of the development, production, testing, deployment, stockpiling, threat or use of nuclear weapons and their destruction under effective international control,

Desiring to achieve the objective of a legally binding prohibition of the development, production, testing, deployment, stockpiling, threat or use of nuclear weapons and their destruction under effective international control,

Since it is the cornerstone of denuclearization, we believe that Member States and in particular the nuclear weapon States have a special responsibility in the maintenance, strengthening and attainment of the objectives of the Treaty on the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, including the commitment to maintain the moratorium on nuclear testing and to provide security guarantees for the non nuclear weapon States.

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A strong focus of the forum, stimulated by the testimonies of survivors from the nuclear bombs detonated at Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the nuclear tests in the Pacific, and also from the mayors, was the environmental and health damage in the past, present and future, by any use or testing of nuclear weapons and also by the production of nuclear weapons and nuclear energy and the resulting radioactive waste.

At the 2004 ministerial conference in Durban, South Africa, the Foreign Ministers reiterated the Movement's long standing principled position in favour of the total elimination of all nuclear testing and expressed concern at the lack of progress by the nuclear weapon States towards accomplishing the elimination of their nuclear arsenals, leading to nuclear disarmament, and at the recent negative developments regarding the ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.

A human rights approach to testing insists on voluntary informed testing, with pre and post test counselling.